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    Gilbert Adventure Park Agreement Terminated

    BEX StaffBy BEX StaffFebruary 8, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
    Credit: Cotton Architecture + Design/Town of Gilbert
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    By Roland Murphy for AZBEX

    The Gilbert Town Council will hear a request this week to terminate the development agreement between the Town and SAP Holdings, LLC for the creation of Santan Adventure Park, a proposed four-acre theme park on Knox Road off Santan Village Parkway north of Ray Road.

    A memo to the Council from Gilbert Parks and Recreation Manager Rocky Brown says, โ€œThe termination is due to recent economic conditions and the current high cost of construction.โ€

    Gilbert issued a Request for Proposal to develop the facility on four vacant acres at Crossroads Park in 2015. SAP Holdings was selected, and a development, operating and lease agreement was executed in 2017. Construction was set to start early this year.

    Santan Adventure Park had been planned as a two-phase project. Phase I was to include an 18-hole miniature golf course, a 22-kart go-kart track, a splash pad and a concession stand on 2.4 acres on the siteโ€™s southern portion. Phase II plans had not been specified other than to say they would be โ€œan extension of the adventure park,โ€ according to planning documents.

    The project would have been at almost no cost to Gilbert. The Townโ€™s only financial commitment was $750/year for asphalt maintenance of the parking lot.

    Brownโ€™s memo says the site will be returned to the Townโ€™s inventory of vacant park land until a new use is found that is a correct fit for the community.

    Construction costs Crossroads Park economic downturn Gilbert Parks and Recreation Gilbert Town Council go-kart track hospitality miniature golf P3 Private Public public-private partnership Santan Adventure Park SAP Holdings LLC theme parks
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